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Saint Victor Pistol

SimonRL said:
I believe their wording was that they would allow occasional contact with the shoulder, but a brace was not to be used as a stock as a matter of habit. Usual grey statement.
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yep. Something like occasional or incidental contact with the shoulder. And the point was that how you use the brace does not change the definition of the brace. So, really, it’s fine to shoot from the shoulder. I just hope this stupid points thing does not go through. It’s absolutely ridiculous and virtually impossible to understand and comply with it.
 
10mmLife said:
Currently it's still legal to shoulder a pistol brace.

www.thetruthaboutguns.com

YES, It Is Legal to Shoulder an AR-15 Pistol Equipped with an Arm Brace - The Truth About Guns

You CAN legally shoulder an AR-15 pistol equipped with a stabilizing brace, including the SB Tactical stabilizing brace and the Sig arm brace.
www.thetruthaboutguns.com www.thetruthaboutguns.com
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You’re citing an article from 2017. Here’s one from 2022 that details the whole timeline and as of 2022 the situation is:

Legally speaking, you can shoulder an AR pistol fitted with a stabilizing brace. However, the specific wording uses the terms “incidental, sporadic, or situational use.” The ATF’s interpretation is that you’re legally allowed to do so. But they discourage the practice, suggesting that you should not show it off or encourage others to do so.

www.minutemanreview.com

Can You Shoulder a Pistol Brace Without Breaking the Law?

If you’ve been paying attention to the gun community over the past few years, you may have heard confusing information regarding the legality of pistol braces. There is much conflicting information regarding whether one is legally allowed to place it
www.minutemanreview.com www.minutemanreview.com
 
The answer to your question GaryLy is based on your local laws. Some order shipments are pre-screened so not to be implicated as the initial source of any liability.

One thing for sure is that for now, nothing gets shipped from Distributors without some scrutiny especially as always to Restricted jurisdictions. So if it’s not CA Compliant it doesn’t ship to CA. In Cook Co IL so far as I know, it’s legal to ship (FFL) and own, but illegal to Possess within the city/county boundary.

Your FFL will question and maybe remind you on some of the local restrictions that may affect that transfer, Distributor/Retailers may flat out refuse to ship to certain areas and some will defer to the Buyer/Customer that they must be aware of their local laws and attempt to leave the onus on the Buyer/FFL. Don’t expect this trust to last much longer. So being wary of later ATF scrutiny and wrath will be on everyone’s mind these days.

New ATF rules will be checking the logs on a more regular or frequent basis can be expected, so I see tightened restrictions if the Distributors, Retailers, and FFL’s don’t want hefty fines, lose credentials and maybe even prosecution. I expect nothing will shipped if there are any legality doubts exist and then there’s transportation carrier refusals coming about.
 
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